Wireless changes due to war uplift radio system gains
War spurred rapid wireless advances with radiotelephone used between planes and ground units. Roy A. Weagant led years of research uncovering static solutions, enabling clearer voice and air communication. Navy and allied experts aided large scale experiments as Marconi ties expanded globally.
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Ireless
Roy A. Weagant
Marconi
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America
Wedgant
United States
Navy
Depo Aa
Marconi Company
United States Navy
Detment
Wireless communication clears oceanic links with new Weagant system
The Weagant invention of the Wirelest antennae reduces interference from many high power stations worldwide. The system enables continuous wireless communication across oceans and continents, promising 24 hour operation regardless of weather. Marconi stations and Pan-American networks will adopt the new tech, with possible government use.
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Marconi
Pan-American Wireless Telegraph and Telephone Company
North
South America
United States
Woman Prosecutes Man for Belittling Soldiers
In a police court session Judge Whitty fined the unnamed man ten dollars after a young woman testified to hearing a belittling remark about soldiers. The witness described a remark she found insulting to Americans who fought overseas. The judge praised the witness for her spunk and upheld the fine as justice for belittling servicemen.
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Raynor
United Stat
Uninor Ward
James Toy Pioneer Dies in California in Mining Career
Albert Doull of 954 North Street received telegrams yesterday reporting the death of her father, James Toy, in Lodi California. Toy lived in Butte for 30 years, first arriving via the old Utah Northern railroad, worked as a miner, and moved to California years ago. He is survived by his wife and son in Deer Lodge and five?
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Albert Doull
North Street
James Toy
Lodi
Cal
Toy
Butte
Utah
INJURED MINER AFTER ENGINE BACKS INTO HIM
Dan McGee a miner at the Koca mine was injured when a locomotive backed into him yesterday morning. He is confined at the emergency hospital with a concussion and facial injuries. The crew noted he was struck while working near the tail of the train. A separate report from Butte notes the death of Isabelle Murray 22 from Wen-snown Bue gin at Raa beet ya ten days. She leaves a widowed mother Mrs. Krankuray and other relatives.
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Dan McGee
Black Koca
Braund House
McGee
Butte Gurl
Isabelle Murray
Krankuray
Brower
Switzerland asks US for date and place of peace conference
Washington dispatch reports that Switzerland acting for Germany asked the United States for official information on the date and location of the formal peace conference. The request urged a prompt reply due to fears of famine in Germany.
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Washington
Switzerland
United States
Germany
Monarch group taken under bond and lease
Charles E. Fryberger of New York and Montana Test and Engineering announced that his company has closed a working bond and lease on the Monarch group of mining properties in the Elliston district. The group includes 50,000 tons of concentrating ore and a 1,400 foot tunnel with a 209 foot ore body. A central concentrating plant is planned to process local ores and supply a 200 ton per day mill, with gold copper and silver concentrates shipped to smelters. The bond is around 200000 dollars and aims to complete the mill and begin payments from ore futures.
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Charles E. Fryberger
New York
Montana
Ou i Pryberger
Lins ‘Copper Company
Ot Helens
New
Iliston
Fryberger
Elliston
Honor Mrs Neppp er at Special Meeting
A four oclock meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union adopted resolutions after the death of President Mrs C J Neeper. They praised her cheerful disposition and uplifting work, offered sympathy to her husband, and arranged to send copies of the resolutions to her family, with minutes noting the tribute.
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C.J. Neeper
C Pper
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Anna Drysdale
AL. Bradshaw
Henrietta Walton
Robert C. Logan
WE. Seward
Visit the Coast Holiday Plan Details
VISIT THE COAST and Mrs. T. C. Penny will leave today for the coast. They will go to Portland and Seattle for the holidays and then on to San Francisco and Berkeley, where they will spend the winter with Mr. Penny's mother, who resides there. They are shipping their car to Portland, and if weather conditions are favorable may motor from that city to San Francisco. They will return to Montana about April.
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T. C. Penny
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Berkeley
Mr. Penny
Montana
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